Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 132, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1924 — Page 5

FRIDAY, OCT. 10,1924

3 MINOR PARTIES MAY BE REPOSED BALLOT PLACE Alleged Discrepancies in Signatures and Candi- ' dacy Cited. Commonwealth-Land, National-in-dependent anil Progressive Independent party candidates may be refused a piace on the general election ballot, following discovery of alleged forged signatures on petition of the first two parties, and disclosure that the single candidate on the latter ticket had not announced candidacy 1 thirty days before the primary, according to George 11. Healey, clerk of the State board of election commissioners. Healey found some of the alleged signers had not seen the petition, and in one instance had not resided j here for two years. A woman who signed the Com-monwealth-Land petition, said the man who had charge of it appeared j to be taking tbe poll. She said i words of the petition and party emblem. were folded out of sight and petition appeared to be filed in a poll book. Progressive party petition bears the name of Rudolph I>. Raymond. Valparaiso, for Governor. 1 H,aw States, according to Healey, 'that name of no independent candidate who riijfnot affilliate with duly chosen candidates of regular party organization shall be printed upon anr official ballot unless candidate . shail, thirty days prior to the election primary date, declare his < candidacy. T,egal action against the petitions is expected. Keizer Indicted Bu Initrd Press NOBLKRVILLK. Ind., Oct. 10.— Claude Brize;-, is. today was under indictment by the Hamilton County grand jury on a charge of first de-• gree murder for the killing of Robert Tompkins. Keizer has repudi- ' ated his confession he killed Tompkins to get money to go to a picture show.

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Men Flee L. .w 3mi.v7'rT; .. y., .v Mrs. Lille Hopkins of Belton, Texas, has confessed that she paid a man S3OO to kill her husband, but the man ran away. The survivor of the plot now says lie's going, too. as soon as he gets a divorce. The woman is under arrest. PLANE DETECTORS NOW Kvact Position of Flyer Thirty Miles Away ( ail Be Told. Bv 7 imrs Special LON DON. Oct. 10.—A new airplane detector, being tested secretly near Folkestone, can tell when an airplane is leaving the French coast, thirty miles away, it is claimed. The detector station is situated on a hill. There is a block of concrete twenty feet high, in which is set an enormous glass dome, which picks up sound waves. Though official® refuse information ,-,s ;o progress, it is said that the exact position of an airplane can be detected and its course followed. U. S. MAY INVESTIGATE Du I nitrd Press WASHINGTON. Oct. 10—The Re panment of .Justice will investigate the recent baseball scandal if Ran Johnson, president of the American League. Who announced he was seeking such an investigation, pre-.-.ents adequate facts to the department. Attorney General Stone said today.

JOB’S DAUGHTERS MEET OCT. 2^24 Indiana Grand Council to Be Held at Severin, The Indiana Grand Council, Job’s Daughters, will hold its annual session at the Severin, Oct. 23 and 2V Mrs. Edith Cordes is grand guardian. During the session the pilgrims of the bethels will exemplify the work. An intensive campaign will he waged the coming year to increase the number of bethels in the State, membership in which is confined to girls between the ages of 13 and IS with Masonic connection. The Grand Council also is planning to bring the Supreme Guardian Council meeting to this city next year. The Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Shank are assisting the committee from the Grand Council. The Supreme meeting will be held in St. Louis. Mo., Oct. 16, IT and 18. Among the delegates to the Supreme convention are Mrs. Edith Cordes, grand guardian, and Mr. Ramsey, associate grand guardian, anc' Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs Edna Pauley. Mrs. Ethel Armstrong, Mrs. Suiio Masters and Mrs. Millie Gilmore, together with a number of visitors. The guardian council will hod a meeting at the Severin tonight to complete plans for the St. Louis trip

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FOUR YOUTHS INDICTED Three Charged With Refereeing Fatal Fight at Hartford City. Bv United Press HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Oct. in. —Four Hartford City youths are under indictment, today for manslaughter. following a grand jury probe of the killing, of Raymond Morris during a hazing clash between high school students. Wiliam Duff is charged With striking the blow that killed Morris, while Philip Halton. Raymond Stump and Enoch Fuller are charged with refereeing the fight between Duff and MorrisW. C. T. U. AT MARION Nearly 1,000 Delegates on Hand for (■olden .Jubilee, 81/B 1/ United Press MARION, Ind., Oct. 10.—The fiftieth State convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Cnioii was'formall yopened here today. Nearly 1,000 visitors were in attendance as Mrs. Elizabeth Stanle/ of Liberty, president of the W. C. T. L’,. ea'led the convention to order. WRITER AWAITS DEATH — Anatole France, V nchanged. Not Afraid of. End. B;/ United Press TCHTtS. France, Oct. 10.—"I know death and do not fear it, but it is so long In coming " Anatole France said plaintively today. Condition of the famous writer.

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